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- The best Kenya and Tanzania tour packages
- What people love about Kenya And Tanzania Tours
- Travel Kenya and Tanzania your way
- Discover Kenya and Tanzania tours for every budget
- Kenya and Tanzania tours for every type of group
- Top Kenya and Tanzania travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Kenya and Tanzania
- Contact our Kenya and Tanzania travel experts
- What our customers ask about Kenya and Tanzania Tours & Trips
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Gorillas, Game Parks & Beaches (from Nairobi to Zanzibar)
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The breathtaking scenery & the so friendly, happy people. Every day was a different experience.”
Duration 27 days Destinations Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From
- NZ$10,815
Nairobi To Dar Es Salaam (34 Days)
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Definitely the trip of life. It was an amazing experience I would not trade for anything.”
Carl, traveled in August
A 34-day wildlife spectacle unfolds across Kenya and Tanzania. The Big Five roam Masai Mara and Serengeti National Parks, while Lake Nakuru's shores shimmer pink with flamingos. Kilimanjaro beckons from Marangu village, before Zanzibar offers 4 nights of ocean activities and spice market tours.
Duration 34 days Destinations Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Oasis Overland From
- NZ$4,847+$2,066 local payments
21-day Victoria Falls to Serengeti (Camping)
29 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Africa was certainly a highlight. We hope to be back sometime soon.”
A, traveled in June
Safari drives in Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater complement Zanzibar's coastal charm. The Big 5 appear during specialized 4x4 excursions, while camping at 2,400m on the crater rim offers unique perspectives. Stone Town's bazaars intrigue visitors. Includes 20 breakfasts and 16 dinners at approx. $160 per day.
Duration 21 days Destinations Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Acacia Adventure Holidays From $5,765
20% Off- NZ$4,612You save $1,153
Duration 28 days Destinations Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From $8,530
10% Off- NZ$7,677You save $853
24-day Masai Mara to Victoria Falls (Camping)
6 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“My trip wouldn't have been the same without Moyenda! He is very easy going with getting to know everyone.”
AndreaDamiani, traveled in July
The Big Five roam freely in Kenya's Masai Mara and Tanzania's Serengeti, viewed from specialized 4x4 vehicles. Nights under African stars at Ngorongoro Crater's rim complement days in Stone Town's historic lanes in Zanzibar. Designed for ages 18-39, local guides facilitate close wildlife encounters across both nations.
Duration 24 days Destinations Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Acacia Adventure Holidays From $8,865
10% Off- NZ$7,979You save $886
What people love about Kenya And Tanzania Tours
- Gorillas, Game Parks & Beaches (from Nairobi to Zanzibar)
Best Intrepid trip yet! Thank you. Perfect balance of camping and sightseeing at a good rate. Tour leader top notch. Well looked after and enjoyed every moment. Never dull.
- 24-day Masai Mara to Victoria Falls (Camping)
Excellent trip, great guide, well organised. Really good food.
- 21-day Victoria Falls to Serengeti (Camping)
I would highly recommend this trip to anyone looking to get a taste of Africa in just 3 weeks! Acacia were amazing, the guide and driver were brilliant - so knowledgeable and funny, they really made the trip! Food was also delicious! Great truck, with a range of ages but everyone was up for a laugh! Highlights: definitely the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, managed to see the Big 5. Zanzibar was beautiful and Kandi Beach at Lake Malawi was great!
Travel Kenya and Tanzania your way
Experience the best wildlife safari adventures in Kenya and Tanzania, visiting Serengeti, Masai Mara, and Ngorongoro national parks. Cross the Big Five off your bucket list, camp in the wilderness, and gaze up at starry skies.
See all Safari toursThe Kilimanjaro Rongai route takes 6-7 days and approaches from the quieter northern side - it's become really popular with our clients who prefer a steadier climb. You'll move through completely different environments, starting in maize fields, walking through pine forests and finally reaching the moon-like terrain near the top. What makes these treks special is the guide team; many have summited hundreds of times and know exactly how to pace the group. They're particularly good at keeping everyone motivated during the challenging summit night, when you set out around midnight to reach Uhuru Peak just as the sun comes up.
Our active tours across Kenya and Tanzania go well beyond regular game drives. The 10-day combination tours let you do things like track black rhinos in Lake Nakuru and watch the sun rise over the Serengeti. These trips cover all the key spots including Lake Nakuru, Masai Mara, Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and also Amboseli. Each day brings something different - you might spend your morning following lion tracks, meet with Maasai communities in the afternoon and finish watching elephants with Mount Kilimanjaro as your backdrop. The guides have perfect timing for wildlife viewing and authentic cultural experiences at each location.
The longer East African tours give you the full experience over 21-26 days through Kenya and Tanzania's key spots. Starting in Nairobi, you'll travel through the Masai Mara, Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and also Zanzibar. These routes blend excellent wildlife viewing with genuine cultural connections - from tracking gorillas in Bwindi to spending time with Maasai communities and learning local cooking in Stone Town. Our travelers tell us they love how varied it is: watching lions in the Serengeti one day, then snorkeling in Zanzibar's clear waters or walking through spice plantations the next.
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Our camping safaris are perfect for budget-conscious travelers, running 7-10 days with quality permanent campsites near or inside the major parks. You'll explore the Serengeti in sturdy 4x4s, set up camp by Lake Victoria and venture into Ngorongoro Crater. Our travelers really connect with the blend of wildlife and culture - like sharing a traditional lunch with families in Mto wa Mbu village. There's something magical about camping in Africa; drifting off to sleep as the bush comes alive at night and waking up to watch the sun rise over vast savannas.
The premium tours blend luxury with authentic experiences, featuring stays at upscale lodges, private tented camps and also boutique hotels. You'll rest at places like Gorilla Heights Lodge overlooking Bwindi Forest, exclusive Masai Mara camps and lodges right on the Ngorongoro Crater rim. What makes these special are the extras - private sessions with Gorilla Doctors vets, floating over the Serengeti at dawn in hot air balloons and spending quality time with Maasai women's initiatives. Our guests appreciate how these tours combine refined comfort with real cultural connections and wildlife encounters.
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Kenya and Tanzania tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
256 tours in Kenya and TanzaniaOur group safaris hit that sweet spot between comfort and value, typically lasting 10-14 days across Kenya and Tanzania's key spots. You'll travel in specially equipped 4x4s with local guides who know every corner - from where Serengeti lions den to spotting those unusual tree-climbing lions at Lake Manyara. The guides get constant praise from our travelers for their deep regional knowledge and genuine enthusiasm, whether explaining complex wildlife patterns or sharing cultural insights. You'll stay in nice lodges and permanent tented camps, with fun additions like cooking alongside local families and exploring coffee plantations.
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145 tours in Kenya and TanzaniaThese premium safari experiences span 21-33 days, taking you deep into Kenya and Tanzania's wild spaces. The tours weave together wildlife encounters with cultural moments - from tracking gorillas in Bwindi's forests to learning traditional crafts at local women's co-ops. Our travelers consistently highlight the guides' expertise, especially their knack for positioning vehicles at migration crossings, and their natural way of sharing cultural insights in village visits. Many itineraries include special elements like Serengeti balloon rides at dawn, private meetings with Gorilla Doctors and also hands-on cooking with families in Stone Town. You'll stay at upscale lodges with Ngorongoro Crater views mixed with intimate tented camps positioned in prime Serengeti wildlife zones. For those with less time, our 10-14 day journeys cover essential spots like Lake Nakuru, Masai Mara, Serengeti and also Lake Manyara, where guides excel at finding tree-climbing lions and explaining seasonal wildlife movements. What stands out to our guests is how these tours balance serious wildlife viewing with quieter cultural moments - from evening drinks as zebras graze nearby to learning traditional beer brewing in village homes.
Private / Personalized
127 tours in Kenya and TanzaniaPrivate safaris give you complete control to shape your perfect trip. You'll have your own guide and vehicle throughout, so you can adjust each day's timing and focus. Most travelers combine the Masai Mara, Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara and other spots, with freedom to linger when the wildlife viewing gets interesting. Our clients love being able to head out super early, stay late for sunset shots and take their time with photography. Going private also means deeper cultural experiences - you can spend extra time in local villages and explore markets at your own pace.
Top Kenya and Tanzania travel itineraries to fit your plans
The 7-day Kenya and Tanzania routes really hit the sweet spot for seeing loads of wildlife without rushing around too much. You'll head out from Nairobi into the Masai Mara, cross over to Tanzania's Serengeti and also explore Ngorongoro Crater. Our guests often tell us how much they appreciate the guides - they're proper experts who know exactly where to find animals and understand their behaviors. The camps are perfectly placed too; it's pretty normal to spot zebras grazing right outside your tent or hear lions calling in the darkness. Beyond the animals, you'll get properly stuck into local life - brewing banana beer in villages, visiting authentic Maasai homes and also cooking traditional meals with local families.
Ten days gives you that bit more breathing space to properly explore both countries. Starting in Nairobi, you get full days in the Masai Mara before heading into Tanzania's northern circuit. Our travelers really value how these trips mix up the busy wildlife watching with quieter moments - sipping drinks as the sun sets over the Serengeti or watching Kilimanjaro peek through morning clouds over coffee. The extra time means you can fit in those special experiences - floating over the plains in a hot air balloon at dawn, walking safaris with local rangers and also spending quality time in remote villages. It works brilliantly for photography too - you've got time to wait for that perfect shot.
With two weeks, you can pack in everything from mountain gorillas in Uganda to lazy days on Zanzibar's beaches. These full tours typically kick off in Nairobi, covering Kenya's best wildlife spots before crossing to Tanzania for proper time in the Serengeti. Our travelers love how varied it is - one day you're tracking chimps in the forest mist, the next you're learning traditional craft-making or exploring coral reefs. We've woven in lots of local experiences - cooking with Tanzanian mamas, visiting women's co-ops, touring coffee plantations and also spending time in genuine Maasai communities. The longer timeframe lets you stay in some really unique spots - like camps right on crater rims and family-run guesthouses.
Demographics
Solo travelers tend to click really well on our longer 21-33 day overland trips through Kenya and Tanzania. You'll mix camping in the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater with cultural visits like exploring Stone Town. Our solo guests tell us they love how the tour balances group time with personal space - you can join the gang for Masai Mara game drives, then head off on your own to check out Zanzibar's spice plantations or wander the Usambara Mountains. There's natural social time around campfires and shared meals, plus plenty of freedom to explore places like Arusha and Dar es Salaam at your own pace.
The 15-day premium tours really hit the mark for couples, especially with romantic tented camps in the Serengeti and luxury lodges by Bwindi Forest. You get active days tracking gorillas in Uganda or watching the Great Migration, then quiet evenings together in beautiful settings. Our couples particularly enjoy sundowners in the Masai Mara, private balconies facing Kilimanjaro and dinners under the stars. There's enough downtime to properly enjoy each spot, whether you're lounging by infinity pools at Lake Nakuru or exploring Zanzibar's spice gardens together.
Young adults really go for our 24-day camping trips from Masai Mara to Victoria Falls. The tours keep costs down with a smart mix of camping and basic lodges while hitting all the main spots. It's pretty active - you can opt for white water rafting near Jinja, snorkel in Zanzibar or take sunrise balloon rides over the Serengeti. The real draw is how authentic it feels - camping where you can hear lions in the Serengeti, learning crafts in local villages and spending evenings around the campfire trading stories with other travelers from all over.
Our 11-15 day premium tours really suit senior travelers, focusing on comfort while keeping things genuine. You'll stay in quality spots like the Ngorongoro Serena Safari Lodge and comfortable Serengeti tented camps. With two nights in most places and game drives timed to dodge the midday heat, the pace works well. Our older guests particularly enjoy the cultural side - meeting Maasai communities, exploring local markets and learning about coffee growing in Karatu. The vehicles are specially set up for easy wildlife viewing and comfort on longer park transfers.
Our 11-15 day family tours really work well in East Africa, with stays at spots like Amboseli Serena and Zebra Plains Camp where kids can watch elephants and giraffes right from their room. The kids get plenty of hands-on experiences - they meet conservation experts at the Gorilla Doctors program, cook with local families in Tanzania and learn how Maasai people keep their traditions alive today. We've found that game drives need good pacing for families, so our guides make plenty of stops and know exactly how to keep young ones interested while tracking lions in the Serengeti or watching flamingos at Lake Nakuru.
- Solo Travelers254 tours
- Couples207 tours
- Young Adults (18 - 39)14 tours
- Seniors (50+)99 tours
Best time to visit Kenya and Tanzania
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall touring captures East Africa as short rains start greening the landscape. Our most booked trips run 21-24 days, linking multiple countries and environments. Starting in Nairobi, you'll explore Kenya's parks, Tanzania's northern circuit and also finish with time on Zanzibar's beaches. Our travelers often mention how well these tours mix serious wildlife viewing with cultural experiences - one week you're tracking gorillas in Bwindi, the next you're snorkeling Zanzibar's coral reefs. Camping safaris become especially popular in autumn, offering great value while keeping you close to nature. Guests tell us they love drifting off to sleep hearing lions in the Serengeti and waking up to see the sun rise over Lake Victoria.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
The winter season in East Africa brings perfect conditions for both gorilla encounters and wildlife viewing. From December through February, our most requested tours connect Rwanda's forests with Tanzania's vast plains. These quality wildlife journeys begin in Kigali and take you into Bwindi's misty forests to meet mountain gorillas before heading into classic safari areas. Our travelers particularly enjoy the evening chats around the fire with Gorilla Doctors vets who tell fascinating stories about their work protecting these remarkable animals. We also run focused tours through Kenya and Tanzania's wildlife circuits, spending three to four nights in the Serengeti during wildebeest calving season. The camps sit in prime spots for both morning and evening game drives, and guests love watching newborn calves take their wobbly first steps while lions linger nearby.
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- Spring 2026
Spring offers lighter crowds and better value, making it ideal for longer explorations. Our most popular routes span 15-24 days, giving proper time at each stop. The tours linking Rwanda's primate experiences with Kenya and Tanzania's parks consistently get top marks from our travelers. You'll meet gorillas in Bwindi, then move through Lake Nakuru, Masai Mara, Serengeti and also Ngorongoro Crater. Longer trips include real cultural connections - you'll cook traditional dishes with local families in Stone Town and learn about women's craft projects in Maasai villages. The safari camps are perfectly placed for wildlife viewing, and guests particularly enjoy their morning coffee while watching elephants gather at nearby water sources.
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- Summer 2026
Summer brings the spectacular wildebeest migration, perfect timing for our full Kenya and Tanzania experiences. These premium tours run 20-21 days, starting from Kigali and finishing in Arusha or Zanzibar. You'll have quality time in both Masai Mara and Serengeti watching enormous herds cross rivers while crocodiles wait below. Our travelers really value our expert guides who know exactly where to position vehicles for the best views of river crossings. The cultural elements are equally rich - you'll craft traditional items with Maasai women, visit highland coffee farms and also explore Stone Town's narrow streets with local history experts. We also offer focused wildlife tours that concentrate on the migration corridor, with three to four nights each in the Mara and Serengeti.
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When's the Best Time to Plan Your Kenya and Tanzania Safari?
You'll get amazing wildlife viewing during the dry season from June to October - that's when everything really comes alive. If you want to catch the Great Migration it's happening July through October and trust me it's incredible watching over 2 million wildebeest brave those crocodile-filled rivers. Looking for baby animals? December to February is perfect with around 500,000 wildebeest births in the southern Serengeti. The green season from March to May can be great too with better rates and fewer tourists though some roads get a bit tricky.
Can I Put Kenya and Tanzania Together in One Trip?
You definitely can! Most people cross at Isebania border and it works really well combining the iconic parks. You'll get to experience everything from Lake Nakuru's amazing rhino sanctuary to Amboseli with those stunning Kilimanjaro views. The Ngorongoro Crater is incredible with its 25,000 resident animals and Tarangire's ancient baobab trees are just spectacular. Don't worry about the logistics - expert guides handle all the border crossing details and sort out the right 4x4 vehicles for each country. Want to end on a relaxing note? Think about adding Zanzibar's spice plantations and beautiful beaches.
How Different Are the Maasai Mara and Serengeti Really?
While they're part of the same ecosystem they each offer something special: In the Maasai Mara you've got 1,510 sq km packed with wildlife especially along that western escarpment. The lion prides are incredible and you'll often see cheetahs seeking shade under vehicles. The game viewing is fantastic year-round and you get these really personal safari experiences plus amazing visits to traditional Maasai communities. The Serengeti's much bigger at 14,763 sq km with everything from open plains to northern forests. This is where you'll catch those dramatic Mara River crossings during migration. Keep an eye out for lions surveying their territory from the unique Kopjes rock formations and the special wildlife zones like Seronera River Valley.
What's the Best Way to Experience Local Life During My Safari?
You'll want to check out genuine Maasai villages like Tepesua in Loita Hills where they're doing great work with women's health and education. Get involved with traditional beadwork join in some warrior dances and support amazing initiatives like the Tepesua Widows Income Project. Over in Tanzania the Mto wa Mbu village gives you real insight into farming life and local cooking. Coffee lovers should definitely visit Karatu explore Arusha's vibrant markets or join community projects around Lake Victoria.